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Skateboard Decks
Choose an OC Ramps deck for your next setup or your wall
Start with the way you want to use it. A deck you plan to skate needs to suit your preferred width and the rest of your setup. A display deck is a chance to choose artwork you want to see every day. OC Ramps graphics include the dark Fulgore Demon design, the island-and-lava Volcano Vision artwork and a Dave Bachinsky Glamis project deck.
These are full-size skateboard decks, not complete skateboards or miniature fingerboards. Check the selected product’s contents before ordering, and plan for any separate components or display hardware you need.
Choose the deck width before the graphic
If you already like the feel of your skateboard, measure its width or check its specification as a starting point. Compare that with the size options on the deck you want. Do not choose by artwork alone, and do not assume every graphic comes in the same widths.
When changing width, check that your trucks are suitable for the new deck. If you are putting together a first skateboard, get the component fit checked before buying the parts. Shoe size alone does not settle personal preference, truck compatibility or the type of riding you enjoy.
Find the artwork that belongs in your setup
Fulgore Demon brings OC Ramps’ mascot into a dark graphic. Volcano Vision takes a different direction with island-and-lava imagery. The Bachinsky Limited Edition deck connects to the OC Ramps Glamis Sand Dunes project. Open each product to compare the artwork, size choices and current availability.
For a wall display, think about the artwork’s orientation and where it will hang before choosing a mount. For a board you will skate, put fit first and let the graphic make the setup your own.
Finish the board, then plan where to skate it
A deck-only purchase still needs compatible trucks, wheels, bearings, grip tape and mounting hardware to become a complete skateboard. Check which parts you already own and which need replacing, rather than assuming they come with the deck.
OC Ramps can also help you build the place you skate. Explore ramps and obstacles for a home session, or start with the buyer’s guides to work through space, ramp shape and budget. For a space that calls for a tailored park, explore custom builds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these complete skateboards or decks only?
These products are skateboard decks, not complete skateboards. Check the individual product’s contents; plan for compatible trucks, wheels, bearings, grip tape and mounting hardware separately if you are building a board to ride.
How do I choose a skateboard deck width?
Use the width of a board you already enjoy as a practical starting point, then compare the selected product’s size options. If you want a different feel or are building your first setup, get help checking the deck and truck combination. There is no single width that is right for everyone, and not every graphic has the same options.
Can I use my existing trucks on a new deck?
Possibly, but confirm the fit rather than assuming it. Compare your truck manufacturer’s sizing guidance with the width and mounting requirements of the deck you choose. Inspect the condition of the parts you plan to reuse and replace damaged components before riding.
What is different about Fulgore Demon, Volcano Vision and the Bachinsky deck?
They have different artwork and product-specific size choices. Fulgore Demon features the OC Ramps mascot; Volcano Vision uses island-and-lava imagery; the Bachinsky deck references the Glamis Sand Dunes project. Check the product page for exact options and any special-edition details rather than assuming different graphics have identical specifications.
Can I hang an OC Ramps deck on the wall?
A deck can be chosen for display as well as a riding setup. Use a suitable skateboard-deck mount, follow its installation guidance and account for the artwork’s orientation. Do not assume wall-mounting hardware comes with the deck.
What should I check when buying a deck as a gift?
Find out whether the recipient wants to skate it or display it. For skating, ask which deck width they prefer and whether they need a deck only or a complete setup. For display, choose the artwork they like and check their mounting plans. If you cannot confirm the size, an OC Ramps gift card lets them make the choice.
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